Georgian Foreign Minister David Zalkaliani has meanwhile thanked the ministry personnel for their commitment to the safe evacuation process from Afghanistan and the support to the international community. Photo: Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge
Finland, Sweden and Norway have expressed their gratitude to Georgia for ensuring safe and swift transit for their citizens evacuated from Afghanistan via Tbilisi International Airport after the Taliban took control of Kabul in mid-August.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Finland has tweeted:
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— MFA Finland ???????? (@Ulkoministerio) August 31, 2021
Excellent cooperation between friends essential link in the rescue chain when defending #Humanity@MFAgovge
Foreign Minister of Sweden Ann Lande has sent her Georgian counterpart David Zalkaliani a letter, expressing her gratitude for the support from Georgia.
Ambassador of the Kingdom of Norway to Georgia Helene Sand Andresen has also tweeted:
Georgia - a friend and partner that stepped up once again in the hour of need, to bring people to safety. https://t.co/k8saLE8HiX
— Helene Sand Andresen (@SandAndresen) September 1, 2021
Meanwhile, FM Zalkaliani has thanked the ministry personnel for their commitment to the safe evacuation process of Georgian citizens from Afghanistan.
Vice Prime Minister/Minister of Foreign Affairs of #Georgia Davit Zalkaliani thanked the Ministry's personnel for their efforts in the evacuation process of Georgian citizens from #Afghanistan.
— GeoEmb_Doha (@GeoEmbDoha) September 2, 2021
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He further noted that in this humanitarian mission Georgia has also served as a “hub” by ensuring the transit of over 2,500 other passengers from Afghanistan to their respective countries via the Tbilisi International Airport.